Notes and reflections on the books I read. Stories that stay with me, the ideas they raise, and the conversations they invite.
Kuwait. Jordan. I rarely consider Middle Eastern countries because I lack a compelling reason to do so. For example, all I know about Jordan is its biblical references, and that’s about it. However, as soon as I started reading this book, I found myself Googling about Kuwait – discovering its beautiful beaches. Jordan, being an…
In November last year, someone I know pushed me out of my comfort zone with “Flowers for Algernon” by Daniel Keyes, a book I unexpectedly loved. You can read my thoughts on it here. It motivated me to explore different genres. I pushed myself further from my comfort zone with “The Silent Patient”—a shocking thriller….
This book was a step further from my usual reading comfort zone than anything I’d picked up recently. My friend wouldn’t stop talking about it, so naturally, I had to see what all the fuss was about 🙂 “Final Progriss Ripoti” First, it’s a good read. But it’s also undeniably difficult to tackle the complex…
I have mixed emotions about this book! It made my blood boil. It made me laugh. It made me sad. This is a well-written book about friendship, marriage, grief, and womanhood. It is a sad book, but also very fast-paced. I woke up last night just to finish it because I couldn’t help myself! I…
